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Listen to a lot of traditional music. The further you go back, the more you know, and can go forward. Listen to older cats like Lester Young, Ben Webster, and Duke Ellington. Use imagination. Imagination is key. It’s a gray area that separates musicians. Love yourself and your sound. Be fearless.
–Bobby Watson, American Saxophonist & Composer
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1979 - Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - Sankei Hall - Tokyo
Valery Ponomarev (tp), Bobby Watson (as), David Schnitter (ts), James Williams (p), Dennis Irwin (b), Art Blakey (dr)
Character actor Bobby Watson (November 28, 1888 – May 22, 1965)
Love Remains: An Unwavering Testament to Bobby Watson's Jazz Artistry
Introduction: In the realm of jazz, where the ephemeral meets the eternal, Bobby Watson’s album “Love Remains” stands as a profound testament to the resilience and evolution of hard bop. Released in 1987 and recorded on November 13, 1986, at the Manhattan Recording Company in New York City, this album is a remarkable entry in Watson’s discography. With a total length of 45:18, the album features…
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